The great slide vs no slide debate
My observation. We have a 24ft class C with one small slide. For the second time in 14 years in broke. This time on the second day of a 3 week road trip Both times it was a 25 cent roll pin. The ...
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toedtoes wrote:winnietrey wrote:
Pasusan and Gemsworld
I respectively disagree, I can run a tape measure as well as the next guy.
Here is the deal, slide no slide the interior diameter is the same. (about 97 inches more or less. Slide gives you another 2 ft out for 6 ft
Yes the space is extended, but the point is that an RV designed without a slide optimizes the available space. An RV designed with a slide optimizes the space with the slide out - so when you are suddenly unable to access that extra space it has a greater affect than if you never had a slide.
x2, spot on, its in the design of the intended available space.
I have had rv owners look inside my non slide widebody unit and because of the design and placement of the wardrobe next to the dinette, they thought it WAS a slideout model. (It gives the illusion of, I call it the Sunseeker 'Penn and Teller' Edition :) )
